Old Knives XX Case Case-Related Knives Before 1920 Identification Values Book
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Old Knives XX Case Case-Related Knives Before 1920 Identification Values Book. The long history of Case knives dates to 1896, when brothers John, Jean, and Andrew Case began producing knives with their stampings. Old Knives, XX, and More: Case and Case-Related Knives Before 1920: A Guide to Identification and Value by Tom McCandless. Collector Bookstore Collector Bookstore 724 Delaware Street Leavenworth, KS 66048 Collector Bookstore is a leading specialty retailer of price guides and reference books to inform and educate collectors and professionals in the antiques and collectors markets. Our customers include individual collectors, dealers, appraisers, auctioneers & other industry professionals. You won't receive heavily thumbed shelf copies from us! We buy most titles directly from the publisher and individual authors. Authors are encouraged to submit their reference titles for our consideration. OOP-KW-2019-9781532068430-WH3 Old Knives, XX, and More: Case and Case-Related Knives Before 1920: A Guide to Identification and Value by Tom McCandless ISBN: 9781532068430 Book Title: Old Knives, XX, and More: Case and Case-Related Knives Before 1920: A Guide to Identification and Value Author: Tom McCandless Binding: Soft Cover Copyright: 2019 Pages: 58 Size: 8.5 x 11 in. This book explores the history of Case knives from their beginning up to 1920. If you want to know more about collecting older Case knives - including pattern numbers, handle materials, grading conditions, and pricing, this book is an essential resource. Knife collecting has grown tremendously in the last thirty years, and the most collected brand by far is Case. The long history of Case knives dates to 1896, when brothers John, Jean, and Andrew Case began producing knives with their stampings. Author Tom McCandless, a longtime knife collector, explores the history of Case knives from their beginning to 1920 in Old Knives, XX, and More. He also chronicles his own experiences as a collector in building knowledge, networking with dealers and vendors, and finding answers to questions of value and authentication. Early Case knives, current-production knives, or knives from any period between are all collectible. Some collectors focus on patterns such as whittlers, stockman, or trappers. Other collections are based on handle materials such as stag, bone, pearl, greenbone, and redbone. If you want to know more about collecting knives--including pattern numbers, handle materials, grading conditions, and pricing--this book is an essential resource. (Description generated 2026-05-25) 3943640c400718054797aa8b874811ac
